Air Canada has extra cargo capacity thanks to its first freighters, but that didn’t prevent a 23% fall in cargo revenue in the third quarter.
Air Canada is giving shippers more airfreight options in the Americas, thanks to a new converted freighter.
Air Canada had a dual fleet but got rid of its cargo jets years ago. A pandemic epiphany led the airline to invest in 12 freighters.
Air Canada is moving quickly up the ranks of hybrid passenger-cargo carriers.
Canada isn’t a sleepy cargo destination anymore. E-commerce, cross-border and international shipping are robust, and Canadian airlines are adding freighters to meet the demand.
Record cargo revenue motivates investment in dedicated aircraft, cold storage and IT systems
Air Canada is a major international passenger carrier, but did you know it is going big on cargo with special planes, warehouses, IT systems and drones?
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Canada’s largest airline produced its best cargo results ever as the passenger business begins to show signs of sustained recovery.
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Air Canada is adding cargo capacity equivalent in weight to 860 adult moose in and out of Vancouver.
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Air Canada Cargo has been a strong pandemic performer, but the passenger side of the business is finally beginning to recover.
Air Canada will be able to handle more COVID vaccines, lobsters and other perishable products after it builds out a refrigerated airport warehouse.
Air-truck service via Toronto is faster for some logistics companies than booking shipments direct to O’Hare, where delays are mounting.
Cargo was the good news for Air Canada in the second quarter as the company still struggles out of a pandemic hole.
Passenger airlines are going crazy for cargo. WestJet is following the lead of Canadian rival Air Canada in starting a dedicated freighter business to capitalize on strong air cargo demand.
Air Canada is making cargo a bigger part of its business plan. It’s turning eight passenger planes into double-deck freighters.
Air Canada is finally getting a lifeline from the Canadian government, potentially worth up to CA$5.9 billion.
Air Transport Services Group is riding the e-commerce wave. It’s expanding its fleet to meet demand from Amazon and other customers.
